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October 2, 2024

Justice in humanity

Is an unjust law still a law?/ Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour

One of the most important issues that is currently being discussed in society is determining the boundary of “civil disobedience” with law-breaking, legalism, and the religious term “oppression”. The attention to this issue has led to the question of the relationship between ethics and law, justice and ethics, or in a religious perspective, the interaction […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour
August 22, 2024

قت Human rights or domestic laws; which one has priority?/ Ehsan Haqiqat

Although the principles and rules of human rights were established in the mid-twentieth century and were codified after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948, at the United Nations General Assembly, and further developed with the creation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Covenant […]...

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Created By: Ehsan Haghi
November 22, 2022

Social justice is being held captive by plunder, oppression, and inequality; in conversation with Saeed Ma’eedfar / Conversation with Siamak Malamhmoudi.

Dr. Saeed Ma’eedfar, a sociologist and former professor at the University of Tehran, who was also the president of the Iranian Sociological Association from 2004 to 2008, is now working as a social advisor to the Minister of Roads and Urban Development. Dr. Ma’eedfar has numerous publications and articles in Persian and English in the […]...

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Created By: Siamak Molamohammadi
March 21, 2021

Double oppression on women from religious minorities; in conversation with Reza Kazemzadeh, psychologist/Conversation with Mari Mohammadi

In the government of the Islamic Republic, we witness that dealing with unofficial religious minorities (such as Persian Christians, Baha’is, Yarsanis, etc.) is carried out in two ways: direct and security measures, as well as indirect measures and serious social deprivation, with the aim of eliminating them. However, being in groups that are systematically discriminated […]...

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Created By: Mari Mohammadi
March 21, 2021

“Social justice” remains a burning silver slogan of the 1957 Revolution even after four decades/Amir Javaheri Langroudi.

1- Notes: 1. Hamshahri newspaper, agreed-upon salary… Green light from the legal deputy of the presidency to employers, Tuesday 20 Bahman 1399, news code 583885. 2. Mehr News Agency, for determining the cost of living basket… Workers are waiting, Tuesday 27 Bahman 1399, news code 5147438. 3. Andisheh Blog, statement of independent organizations of workers, […]...

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Created By: Amir Javaheri Langaroudi
March 21, 2021

Sustainable peace and the theory of economic and development balance / Ahmad Faal

The theory of economic equilibrium and development. Result We know that those who wrote the Declaration of Human Rights, and natural philosophers in the West, when defining rights for humans, recognized these rights as contradictory and conflicting with each other. Not only that, but they also saw the rights of each individual in conflict and […]...

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Created By: Ahmad Fa’al
March 21, 2021

Do Iranians have fair access to basic services? / Mo’in Khazaei

The dream of social justice in Iran; It is rare to find a government in the world that has access to social justice as one of its stated goals in its manifestos, charters, constitutions, and even regular laws. Almost all politicians and statesmen in the absolute majority of countries (of course, in countries where political […]...

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Created By: Moein Khazaeli
March 21, 2021

Compulsory work; Children’s share of social justice/ Saya Rahimi

In the 18th century AD, as a result of the Industrial Revolution and the employers’ tendency to hire cheap and unskilled labor, as well as the migration of people from rural areas to cities in search of suitable jobs, the unemployment rate increased dramatically and a phenomenon emerged that later became known as a major […]...

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Created By: Sayeh Rahimi
March 21, 2021

“Kulbari and fuel smuggling are the result of lack of social justice in Iran / Bahar Abbasi”

On the fifth day of Esfand month, military forces affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in the border areas of Sistan and Baluchestan province opened fire on a group of Baloch fuel smugglers. As a result, several of the smugglers were killed or injured. The deceased were fuel smugglers who would buy fuel […]...

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Created By: Bahar Abbasi
March 21, 2021

Systemic corruption and a naked king, the story of Iran’s economy today / Ali Kalai

Resources/Sources 1 – Leader of the Revolution: We have a specific corruption, not a systemic one, Khabar Online, June 7, 2017. 2 – Ahmad Tavakoli: Systematic corruption/ If we don’t fight corruption, it will definitely overthrow the Islamic Republic, Aftab News, February 6, 2018. 3 – Download video and audio files of the conference on […]...

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Created By: Ali Kalaei
March 21, 2021

Unemployment and cheap labor are the result of half a century of incorrect economic policies in Iran/Kiumars Amiri.

Economy in the world, whatever definition it may have, in these long years, has no symbol or manifestation in the Islamic Republic of Iran. It has been almost half a century that there is no place for a dynamic, real and scientific economy to be defined in this land. In the absence of a proper […]...

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Created By: Kiomars Amiri
March 21, 2021